The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-27
Greencastle.

Ed Martin, or the NethOdlSt BOOK concern or Cln-
cinnati has been visiting his father, President Mar
tin -. DR.. III. II. Morrison, VIM. Daggy and Jacob
Etter in Cincinnati attending the Henry George
nave been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Allen.
49,. James McD. Hays has returned from extended
rtp through the South Mrs. Q. W. Tslburt visited
friends in indianapolis this week AT Iocuststreet
NJ E. Church this evening there will be song service
and word painting by members of the Sundayschool.
Charles w. Farr has resigned his position in the
High-schoo to accept professorshp in the natural
History department in the Southwestern Kansas Uni
versity. His successor is e. r: Meredith 49,
Professor Ocott and family departed for Chicago Sat
urday. where they will in the future reside The
Daughters of Rebekah gave very interesting enter
tainment Thursday evening in the parlors of Putnam
was great financially, well socially
Mrs. Simpson is visiting relatives at Taylorville, I'LL
lies Jcslyn, of Indianapolis is visiting friends
this week. Eugene Gilmore of Minneapolis after
absence of four years from this city, has returned
to make his parents short visit Miss Alma Zeger
Lille Southland r.. f. Ellithorpe, Of South
Bend has been cen visiting pg. at Professor Har-
Miss Bessie Barnes visited in Charlottesville tho first
of the week Mrs. d. l.. Southland is visiting her
daughter. Mrs: VIII Fletcher. Of indianapolis;
the children of the public schools on Friday "A
large number of visitors attendant upon the
Aadies Charity Club at Meharry Hail. on Friday
evening, was largely attended, and was grand sue
Jess in every particular The Cecilia Quintet
gave most delightful recital Thursday evening.
DE PAW NOTES.
The ladies of Alpha Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta
fraternity aided by visiting members of neghboring
chaptsrs gave most creditable and successful ban
quet to their gentlemen friends on Monday evening,
at the home of Col. j. Riley Weaver Dean Bow
man. of the school of theology is engaged in the pro-
duction of work on systematic theology There
was college, on Tuesday the anniversary Of Wash
tngton's birthday At o'clock In the morning the
students assembled in Meharry Hail. where appro.
pirate and interesting exercises held.
The Kinnear Monnette prize contest for 1867 was
held Tuesday evening in Meharry Hall. The essay
lists spoke first their subject being What Principle
Should the Individual Adopt as the Supreme Motive
of Conductl' GeorgeB Baker. of Warsaw advanced
Religion" as the correct principle. Howard Gordon
of Metamora. considered Universal Reason" and
Miss Joanna Baker of Iowa, gave Universal Con
seriousness their respective ideas of a correct mo
tive of conduct Mr.. Baker awarded first prize
by the judges. The subject for debate with re-
spect to foreign imports, which would be more
conduce to the welfare or the American people, first
tariff for the protection of home industries second 9
tariff for revenue onlyf' Oscar Vaught speaking for
protection, off victorious Miss Bertha Deni
ntons two sisters, from Peru visiting her Miss
Minnie Cellar. of Knight ville is in the CITY, tn.
guest If her Kappa Kappa Gamma sisters "A fret
s,atural science lecture course has been arranged by
The university.